Wessex Tales (Unabridged) : read by Neville Jason

Thomas Hardy

Neville Jason
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): Preface
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): An Imaginative Woman
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): The Marchmill family accordingly took possession of the house.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): She thoughtfully rose from her chair.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): One day the children had been playing hide-and-seek.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): Just then a telegram was brought up.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): While she was dreaming the minutes away thus.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): On Saturday morning the remaining members.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): It was about five in the afternoon when she heard a ring.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): The painter had been gone only a day or two.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): She wrote to the landlady at Solentsea.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): The months passed.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): The Three Strangers
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): The fiddler was a boy of those parts.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): At last the notes of the serpent ceased.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): Meanwhile the general body of guests had been taking.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): Now the old mead of those days.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): No observation being offered by anybody.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): All this time the third stranger had been standing.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): Thus aroused, the men prepared to give chase.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): It was eleven o'clock by the time they arrived.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): The Withered Arm Chapter 1: A Lorn Milkmaid
Chapter 2: The Young Wife
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): Chapter 3: A Vision
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): At these proofs of a kindly feeling towards her.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): Chapter 4: A Suggestion
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): She mused on the matter the greater part of the night.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): Chapter 5: Conjuror Trendle
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): Chapter 6: A Second Attempt
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): Chapter 7: A Ride
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): And then the pretty palpitating Gertrude Lodge.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): Chapter 8: A Waterside Hermit
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): Chapter 9: A Rencounter
Fellow Townsmen Chapter 1
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): Talking thus they drove into the town.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): They both remained standing for a few seconds.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): She had remained standing till now.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): Chapter 3
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): Chapter 4
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): Chapter 5
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): After that he went back to the bedroom.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): Chapter 6
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): The tone of her latter words was equivocal.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): Chapter 7
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): Barnet's life at this period was singularly lonely.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): Chapter 8
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): Barnet took the first letter.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): Impulse in all its forms characterised Barnet.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): Chapter 9
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): The barmaid sighed again, and raised one of her hands.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): The newly-arrived gentleman went back to the hotel.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): She gave him her hand and then they sat down.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): She watched him safely through the gate.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): Interlopers at the Knap Chapter 1
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): They were travelling in a direction.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): Chapter 2
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): The footfall ceased, and they arose.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): His mother gazed upon him in grieved suspense.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): The general conversation thus begun.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): The heart of Darton was subject to sudden overflowings.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): When the Christmas holidays came.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): As this child learnt to walk and talk.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): He waited and waited to hear from Johns.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): Anniversaries having been unpropitious.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): The Distracted Preacher Chapter 1: How His Cold Was Cured
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): Stockdale sat down.
When they were laid open.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): Stockdale sat in the deep chair.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): Next day he had better fortune.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): Chapter 2: How He Saw Two Other Men
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): Chapter 3: The Mysterious Greatcoat
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): Stockdale went into his room and lay down as before.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): One morning, on looking from his window.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): Chapter 4: At the Time of the New Moon
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): Lizzie soon ascended a small mound.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): Stockdale went forward and said at once.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): Chapter 5: How They Went to Lulstead Cove
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): The hired carriers paced along over Chaldon Down.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): While Owlett thus conversed.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): Chapter 6: The Great Search at Nether-Moynton
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): By this time not a male villager was to be seen.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): The smugglers remained in a blank silence.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): Chapter 7: The Walk to Warm'ell Cross and Afterwards
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): 'Well, Lizzie,' said Stockdale.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): The road was lonely, and after nightfall.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): Stockdale was leaning with his elbow on the mantelpiece.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): One day, two years after the parting.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): A Tradition of Eighteen Hundred and Four
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): 'The flocks my father had charge of.'
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): 'All this time I had not waked Uncle Job.'
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): The Melancholy Hussar of the German Legion Chapter 1
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): It all began with the arrival of the York Hussars.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): The next time that she saw him.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): Phyllis had thus braced herself.
Wessex Tales (Unabridged): On the open green stretching before her. Neville Jason, Narrator Thomas Hardy, Writer